WEBVTT 96 DEGREES WAS THE HIGH IN SANFORD. THAT TIED THE RECORD. THE LAST TIME WE HIT 96 WAS BACK IN 1972. THE AVERAGE FOR SANFORD AND ORLANDO, 89. IT WILL BE HOTTER THAN NORMAL AGAIN TODAY. WE STARTED THE MORNING CLIMB. 75 DELAND, 77 ORLANDO AND KISSIMMEE. WE HAVE A LOT OF DRY AIR CREEPING IN. THIS POCKET OF MOISTURE HERE WILL CREEP IN, TOO. WE ARE STARTING WITH LOTS OF SUN. SHOWERS WILL BEGIN TO DEVELOP TODAY. THEY START ALONG I-95 AND INLAND AND WEST. THE EAST WINDS WILL KEEP THE BEACHES COOLER AND SEND OUR SHOWERS AND STORMS BACK TO THE WEST SIDE OF THE STATE. COMMUTE TIME FRAME, THAT’S WHEN WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT THOSE SHOWERS AND STORMS FOCUSED ALONG THE GULF COAST. MOST OF OUR SHOWERS WILL BE WEST OF 75. CLOSER TO MIDNIGHT, IT’S POSSIBLE WE COULD GET A FEW BRIEF SPRINKLES. I DON’T EXPECT MUCH ONCE WE GET PAST SUNSET. TEMPERATURES TODAY STAY A LITTLE COOLER AT THE COAST. THE BREEZE IS STRONGER AND STARTS EARLIER. 92-94 INLAND. WE COULD HIT 95 OR 96 AGAIN IN A COUPLE OF SPOTS WHERE WE HAVE LOTS OF SUN, WHERE THE WINDS ARE FAIRLY LIGHT. THAT IS WELL ABOVE THE AVERAGE OF 89. HEADED TO THE BEACH TO STAY COOL TODAY, JUST KNOW THAT WE DO HAVE THAT RISK FOR RECURRENCE -- MODERATE RISK FOR RIP CURRENTS. THE EAST WINDS WILL KEEP THE BEACHES COOLER. WATER TEMPERATURES IN THE 80’S. THE EAST WIND WILL SEND THE RAIN INLAND. WE KEEP THE RAIN COVERAGE AT 30-40% THROUGH THE WEEKEND. FALL BEGINS ON SATURDAY.